Legislative histories are considered ________ sources of law because they provide the material to interpret statutes—a primary source of law
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
secondary
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a. Small claims court b. Domestic relations court c. Municipal court d. None of these choices are correct
Carrie is a freelance paralegal who is doing some legal research for a client law firm. She works in a firm that is in State G, a state that uses the ABA Model Rules as the template for its state law on professional responsibility
As is often the case, there is no law in her state on the issue she is researching. There is, however, case law (a case directly on point) from State Y that also uses the ABA Model Rules as the basis for its state law. The next step Carrie should take in her research is: A) only look for cases from her state because other state case law is irrelevant B) compare the relevant State G professional conduct rule with the corresponding rule in State Y. If they are the same, then she may be able to use case she found. C) compare the State G professional conduct rule with the ABA Model Rule. If State G has changed the rule, then it is invalid. D) check for other cases, because the case she found is useless.
Entertainment Law is the term associated with a variety of industries used to describe the legal issues involved in music, radio, television, live performances and so on
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
An involuntary petition may not be filed against a farmer, a family farmer, or a corporation that is not a moneyed, business, or commercial corporation.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)